Hi,

I have a worksheet that look like this:

A B C
1/2/2006 Vendor $150
1/5/2006 Tooling $210
1/28/2006 Vendor $60
2/12/2006 Vendor $190
2/22/2006 Tooling $200
3/14/2006 Vendor $153

I'd like to get the total $ cost of vendor in the month of Jan.
Please help on how to write the formula.

Thanks in advance.

=sumproduct((month(a2:a22)=1)*(b2:b22="Vendor")*c2 :c22)

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"FPJ" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a worksheet that look like this:

A B C
1/2/2006 Vendor $150
1/5/2006 Tooling $210
1/28/2006 Vendor $60
2/12/2006 Vendor $190
2/22/2006 Tooling $200
3/14/2006 Vendor $153

I'd like to get the total $ cost of vendor in the month of Jan.
Please help on how to write the formula.

Thanks in advance.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(A2:A100)="1"),--(B2:B100="Vendor"),C2:C100))

Also you may want to look at pivot tables. More info he
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/pivots.htm

Dave
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"FPJ" wrote:

Hi,

I have a worksheet that look like this:

A B C
1/2/2006 Vendor $150
1/5/2006 Tooling $210
1/28/2006 Vendor $60
2/12/2006 Vendor $190
2/22/2006 Tooling $200
3/14/2006 Vendor $153

I'd like to get the total $ cost of vendor in the month of Jan.
Please help on how to write the formula.

Thanks in advance.

it looks like something like this

considering month of Jan.
=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH(A1:A6)=1)*(B1:B6="Vendor"),C1:C 6).

change MONTH(A1:A6)=1, to suit your filter months from 1 to 12..

considering month of Jan. with specific year 2006
=SUMPRODUCT((year(A1:A6)=2006)*(MONTH(A1:A6)=1)*(B 1:B6="Vendor"),C1:C6).


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"FPJ" wrote:

Hi,

I have a worksheet that look like this:

A B C
1/2/2006 Vendor $150
1/5/2006 Tooling $210
1/28/2006 Vendor $60
2/12/2006 Vendor $190
2/22/2006 Tooling $200
3/14/2006 Vendor $153

I'd like to get the total $ cost of vendor in the month of Jan.
Please help on how to write the formula.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks everybody for your reply. All the formula worked and I used Don's 'cuz
it's
the formula that applies particularly to my problem. Again, thanks all.

"FPJ" wrote:

Hi,

I have a worksheet that look like this:

A B C
1/2/2006 Vendor $150
1/5/2006 Tooling $210
1/28/2006 Vendor $60
2/12/2006 Vendor $190
2/22/2006 Tooling $200
3/14/2006 Vendor $153

I'd like to get the total $ cost of vendor in the month of Jan.
Please help on how to write the formula.

Thanks in advance.

Glad to help but all should give the same answer.

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"FPJ" wrote in message
...
Thanks everybody for your reply. All the formula worked and I used Don's
'cuz
it's
the formula that applies particularly to my problem. Again, thanks all.

"FPJ" wrote:

Hi,

I have a worksheet that look like this:

A B C
1/2/2006 Vendor $150
1/5/2006 Tooling $210
1/28/2006 Vendor $60
2/12/2006 Vendor $190
2/22/2006 Tooling $200
3/14/2006 Vendor $153

I'd like to get the total $ cost of vendor in the month of Jan.
Please help on how to write the formula.

Thanks in advance.